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nimbus-docs

v0.1.25

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Docs, for humans and agents

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nimbus-docs

Astro integration, content schemas, data helpers (getSidebar, getPrevNext, getTOC, getBreadcrumbs, getEditUrl), the MDX→markdown primitive (renderEntryAsMarkdown), client-side primitives (nimbus-docs/client), package-manager command translator (nimbus-docs/lib/pkgm), and the nimbus-docs CLI for installing components, utilities, and features into your project.

Most users install via the scaffolder:

pnpm create nimbus-docs my-docs

Subpaths:

  • nimbus-docs — integration + data helpers + defineConfig.
  • nimbus-docs/content — docsCollection(), partialsCollection() factories.
  • nimbus-docs/schemas — docsSchema, partialsSchema, defineDocSchema.
  • nimbus-docs/types — public type re-exports.
  • nimbus-docs/client — mount, makeDisclosure, initTabs, lockScroll, codeCopy, headingAnchors, etc.
  • nimbus-docs/react — headless React primitives for interactive diagrams: <Diagram> + useDiagram / usePhase / useMeasure / useTabIndicator + diagramRegistry. react and react-dom are optional peer deps; only required when this entry is imported.
  • nimbus-docs/lib/pkgm — getCommand, getTabs, MANAGERS.
  • nimbus-docs/components/NimbusHead.astro — <NimbusHead /> for <head> plumbing.

Interactive diagrams

import { Diagram, usePhase, useMeasure } from "nimbus-docs/react";

export function MyCard() {
  return (
    <Diagram label="My card">
      {/* your card body */}
    </Diagram>
  );
}

The visible components — action bar, tabs, controls — install on demand:

nimbus-docs add diagram

Mount cards via Astro's client:visible directive so hydration defers until the diagram enters the viewport.

Project home: nimbus-docs.com

License

MIT